Diana Manzo
Ekshwatan, AWACS. – Manuel Matos Manzothe writer binnizá opened “Yaza House”An independent community space that aims to promote art, education and culture didexaza (Zapotec) in its homeland gedxieas They are also called Exhuatane, Oaxaca.
This cultural and community space was inaugurated within the framework of the fourth literary meeting.Autumn wordThe founder and promoter are the same Mattos Manzo.
This inauguration was witnessed by girls and boys and their parents as well as the locals, which is intended to be a benchmark of culture not only when a festival is held, but 365 days a year.
Although the author was not there due to personal circumstances, the Yaza editions collection of poems is called “What memory invents” From Jessica Sanchezwhich included illustrations by artist, Argelia Matus.
satisfied and happy, Manuel Matos He thanked all the support he always receives from each of his countrymen, and stressed that Casa Yaza belongs to everyone in the community.
Accompanied by friends and distinguished guests, including the Rector UABJOAnd the Christian Carino; The founder of this place emphasized that this kind of initiative helps to improve living conditions, because the intent is that books, arts, education and culture continue to improve their lives.
Attendees toured the facilities and noted that it is a spacious and safe space that combines education and entertainment.
They also recognized the talent, goodwill and great human being of its founder, who year after year holds a festival of words to learn, live together and improve their quality of life.
Jorge Magarinoa friend of Manuel Matos He devoted a few words of admiration to him to promote this cultural initiative in isthmus.
Sensitive, generous and full of love for his people, teacher Manuel Matos opens doors Yaza House. And after his retirement, he bought a property and changed it so that people can make it their own, congratulations.”
The Word Festival was held for three days, from November 24 to 26 in a peripatetic manner and at the same time in Xanatepec, Chahuit and host Exoatan.
They concluded, “Lyrics like leaves swaying in the wind, flying lightly to other geographies, sing what the hearts of our writers and poets hold this fine day.”
